I stayed for a month at this listing, which was a bit longer than other guests who tended to only stay for a few days before moving on. In that time, I became well acquainted with the hosting family who never failed in making sure that I felt at home in their home.
The room is just as in the pictures and has a modern, minimalist design. The entire place was very clean. The room's walls, floor, and ceiling are made of concrete which provides a nice thermal buffer in Bangkok's hot climate. A coffee maker, microwave, and mini-fridge are also made available. So, while you can't cook any intensive meals, there is a 7/11 a short walk down the road that stocks all number of snacks and microwavable food, and in the mornings, many street vendors set up shop along a connecting street where you can always find a cheap meal.
The hosting family was very attentive to any needs that arrived, and they always tried to maintain at least one family member on the property in case guests should need anything. There was never any trouble in replacing towels and linens. I tend to be late-waker on vacations, and so, usually miss breakfast if it is served at hotels or Airbnb's. And, while I don't recall breakfast being prepared here, I was always greeted with various fruits and Thai snacks when I started the day.
The property is located near the Phra Pokklao Bridge, on the west side of the Chao Phraya River. The spot isn't the most convenient location in terms of transportation. The nearest BTS is the Wongwian Yai station about a 30 minute walk away. There are several bus lines that run nearby and across the memorial bridge, at the flower market. However, I often found them confusing as the schedules presented on google maps and TransitBangkok were only accurate half the time. Taxis in Thailand are fairly cheap, and I found them to be the most convenient option most of the time. You can easily find one on the the main roads near the property. With that said, the property is convenient in terms of being apart from much of the craziness and nightlife of Bangkok. I think you can more easily appreciate Thai local life in neighborhoods like this than you can in a hotel next to the MBK.
I enjoyed my stay at Bangkok, and I think much of the credit goes to the hosts. They made my trip much easier and relaxing than it would have been without them. If I'm in Bangkok again, I know where I'll go to stay.